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What should a church do when people stop coming? That's the question Sandia Church of the Nazarene's Valley Church location in Albuquerque faced recently. In June 2024, Valley Church had stopped meeting, facing the decision of closure or reset. But thanks to continued commitment to serving those in

Gregory Allen Garman, 64, of Valencia, California, passed away on 25 July 2025, after a battle with Frontotemporal Dementia. He was a retired district superintendent who led the Los Angeles District from 2015 to 2023 and ministered in California.

The first-ever National Congress on Pastoral Theology of the Church of the Nazarene in Cuba took place at the facilities of Cuban Nazarene Theological Seminary (SETENAC) in Punta Brava, Havana, from 3-5 July 2025. The congress was held under the theme “In Spirit and Truth.”

From the classroom to the church pew and into the community, the leaders and educators of Nazarene Theological College, Manchester, and European Nazarene College (EuNC) have spent decades shaping the hearts and minds of Christians. Students graduate with a deeper theological understanding of their

The USA/Canada Region is offering short- and mid-term missions opportunities on the region, aiming to help raise up the next generation of missionaries and missional leaders. These short- and mid-term missions opportunities are designed to develop those interested in missions, partnering with

Since the end of May, a missionary team of four young people from the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and El Salvador has been serving on the Isaiah 6:8 Project in Pedernales, Dominican Republic.

The National Pastors' Retreat of the Church of the Nazarene in Bolivia was held in early July, with the theme "Be Careful," based on 1 Timothy 4:16. The event brought together 330 participants, including pastors and pastoral families, from the country's six districts.

The inaugural Korea Nazarene Women in Leadership (K-NWL) executive committee meeting took place on 4-5 May 2025, near Mt. Gwangdeok in Cheonan, South Korea. Days later, Shilin Church in Taiwan held a tea fellowship on "Women in Leadership.

A team from Guatemala traveled to El Salvador to carry out a missions trip where the team joined Genesis missionaries already working in the area. The team worked alongside Genesis missionaries on a variety of projects from dental health to music lesssons.

With gratitude for his legacy of faith and service, the Church of the Nazarene in Argentina bid farewell to Alberto Eduardo Ainscough on 9 July 2025. He was a pastor, missionary, and physician who dedicated his life to proclaiming the gospel, providing physical and spiritual healing, and forming